Re: How do you get them off your eyes?

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We tried Colloidal silver this summer when doctors first thought our bites was Impetigo and antibiotics didn´t help completely.I don´t think it made that much difference, at least we were not well, but it´s not strange if it doesn´t hlep for mites. We cleaned with it as well and put it in the laundry.CFrom: jessnyc <helpnynow@...>Birdmites.org

Website <bird mites >Sent: Tue, January 4, 2011 7:44:32 PMSubject: How do you get them off your eyes?

Today I felt an itch in my eye (not unusual) but this time I decided to

take a look where it itched. So I looked at the lower part of my eye

lid, and I saw an unbelievable tiny hole! And yesterday I had a lamp

right next to me and I was able to observe very tiny fibers getting into

my pores. The thing is, I can put anything on my skin to get them out,

but what can I do with my eyes? I would not dare put the same stuff

there, does anybody have a recommendation? Sometimes I feel these itches

not on my eye lids, but inside the eye,. I wonder if they could cause

damage to my sight?

And a second question in case anyone's tried this, I'm just about to go

out and buy a bottle of colloidal silver. Has anyone tried this for

Morgellons? If anyone's tried it I'd appreciate it if you could share

your experience and results.

Thanks,

Jess

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Hi Cecelia & Jess

I wiped Betadine on the eyes with the lids closed & slighly moistened with

water, & left Betadine for 5 mins, then rinsed well, Betadine killed all the

bug, usually in 1 application or 2 . if not I repeated . I never feel them on or

in my eye anymore. I think the Betadine soaks into the thin skin & kills the bug

even in the eye. Before Betadine I felt one digging at my cornea, he died from

the betadine applied to just the outside of the eye. It is painless with no burn

at all . The derections say do not use on large areas of the skin , the

pharmacist said it might cause thyroid damage from over use.

(IBetadine works wonders on the privates to. , same applcation , 5 mins &

rinse, no pain , no burn at all kills the bug in 1 application , then don't go

sit in the same chair without washing it deep with 1 cup spic & span & 1 cup

borax & 1 gallon of water & then wet vacuum it out. I like hard white plastic

chairs I can spray with arm & hammer powdered laundry soap .)

Arm & hammer powdered laundry soap 1 cup per tub & open the eyes up once in a

while under water helps a real lot too

Also epsom salts 1 cup per 3 cups of water sprayed on the face helps. Never let

it get a foot hold .

God bless you,

Bill

On Thu Jan 6th, 2011 3:26 AM EST Cecilia Borg wrote:

>We tried Colloidal silver this summer when doctors first thought our bites was

>Impetigo and antibiotics didn´t help completely.

>I don´t think it made that much difference, at least we were not well, but it´s

>not strange if it doesn´t hlep for mites. We cleaned with it as well and put it

>in the laundry.

>

>C

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>From: jessnyc <helpnynow@...>

>Birdmites.org Website <bird mites >

>Sent: Tue, January 4, 2011 7:44:32 PM

>Subject: How do you get them off your eyes?

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>Today I felt an itch in my eye (not unusual) but this time I decided to

>take a look where it itched. So I looked at the lower part of my eye

>lid, and I saw an unbelievable tiny hole! And yesterday I had a lamp

>right next to me and I was able to observe very tiny fibers getting into

>my pores. The thing is, I can put anything on my skin to get them out,

>but what can I do with my eyes? I would not dare put the same stuff

>there, does anybody have a recommendation? Sometimes I feel these itches

>not on my eye lids, but inside the eye,. I wonder if they could cause

>damage to my sight?

>

>And a second question in case anyone's tried this, I'm just about to go

>out and buy a bottle of colloidal silver. Has anyone tried this for

>Morgellons? If anyone's tried it I'd appreciate it if you could share

>your experience and results.

>

>Thanks,

>

>Jess

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